.NET Developer
- Source: LinkedIn
- Haystack
- Remote
- Albany
- Full-Time
- Mid level
Job Description
We’re collaborating with an innovative technology firm that delivers cutting-edge software solutions across diverse industries, focusing on robust and scalable applications. This company is known for fostering a collaborative environment where technical excellence and continuous learning are highly valued.
The Role
- Translate business requirements and use cases into enterprise application development tasks
- Develop enterprise applications based on technical requirements, design, and architecture principles and standards
- Perform unit testing of developed applications
- Work with technical leads and architects to transform high- and low-level system designs into technical components
- Produce work products and applications that align with system design, business needs, and the project plan
- Collaborate with team members and stakeholders throughout development and delivery
What You’ll Need
- 4-7 years of experience as a Developer
- 7 years’ experience in full-stack development using .NET Framework, .NET Core, or similar modern OO programming languages
- Hands-on experience with Web Services and Database or web application development
- 5+ years’ experience working on complex projects including SOA Design patterns, Microservices, and Docker/OpenShift
- Experience with SQL Server, Oracle, and NoSQL Databases, plus Object-Relational Mapping frameworks
- Proficiency with Agile and Scrum development methodologies
What’s On Offer
- Opportunity to work on challenging enterprise application development
- Collaborative team environment focused on technical growth
- Involvement in projects utilizing modern technologies and architectural patterns
- Remote work flexibility with occasional in-person meetings in Albany
Apply via Haystack today!
Skills
- dot-net
- dot-net-core
- Docker
- oracle
- haystack
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